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Marine Biology International Journal on Life in Oceans and Coastal Waters Volume 108, 1991 Editor in Chief O. Kinne Ecology Institute, Nordbiinte 23, W-2124 Oldendorf/Luhe, Federal Republic of Germany, FAX (0)4 1 22/88 83 Editors M. Anraku J. M. Lawrence Overseas Fishery Cooperation Foundation Department of Biology Suva Office, Private Mail Bag University of South Florida Suva, Fiji Tampa, Florida 33620, USA T. M. Fenchel J. Mauchline Marine Biological Laboratory Scottish Marine Biological Association University of Copenhagen Dunstaffnage Marine Research Laboratory DK-3000 Helsingor, Denmark P.O. Box 3 Oban PA34 4AD, Argyll, Scotland J.P. Grassle Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences R. O’Dor Rutgers University/Cook College Department of Biology Old Blake Hall Dalhousie University P.O. Box 231 Halifax, Nova Scotia B3H 4J1, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903, USA Canada M. G. Hadfield J.M. 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Printed in Germany by Graphischer Betrieb Konrad Triltsch, W-8700 Wiirzburg, FRG Contents Adachi S ~ Matsuyama M Conway N, McDowell Capuzzo J: Incor- Hapette AM, Coombs S, Williams R, Ahsanullah M, Williams AR: Sublethal poration and utilization of bacterial Poulet SA: Variation in Vitamin C con- effects and bioaccumulation of cad- lipids in the Solemya velum symbiosis tent of sprat larvae (Sprattus sprattus) in mium, chromium, copper and zinc in 277 the Irish Sea 39 the marine amphipod Allorchestes com- Coombs S — Hapette AM Hatcher A: The use of metabolic ratios pressa 59 Corcobado Onate F: Food and daily ra- for determining the catabolic substrates Alvarez-Ossorio MT — Mene L tion of the rock sole Lepidopsetta bilin- of a solitary ascidian 433 Anthony K — Patel B eata (Pleuronectidae) in the eastern Horn MH — Neighbors MA Bering Sea 185 Baden SP — Pihl L Costello J: Complete carbon and nitrogen lanora A, Santella L: Diapause embryos Baer KN, Thomas P: Isolation of novel budgets for the hydromedusa Cladonema in the neustonic copepod Anomalocera metal-binding proteins distinct from californicum (Anthomedusa: Cladonemi- patersoni 387 metallothionein from spotted seatrout dae) 119 Ingram RG — Runge JA (Cynoscion nebulosus) and Atlantic Craven DB — Carlucci AF croaker (Micropogonias undulatus) ovaries 31 Jamieson BGM — Tudge CC Barker MF, Xu RA: Population differ- Dall W — Chandumpai A Jonge VN de > Delgado M ences in gonad and pyloric caeca cycles Delgado M, Jonge VN de, Peletier H: Ex- of the New Zealand seastar Sclerasterias periments on resuspension of natural mollis (Echinodermata: Asteroidea) 97 microphytobenthos populations 321 Kajihara T ~ El-Komi MM Bebianno MJ, Langston WJ: Metallo- Deplano M, Diaz JP, Connes R, Ken- Karentz D, McEuen FS, Land MC, Dun- touri-Divanach M, Cavalier F: Appear- lap WC: Survey of mycosporine-like thionein induction in Mytilus edulis ex- posed to cadmium 91 ance of lipid-absorption capacities in amino acid compounds in Antarctic ma- larvae of the sea bass Dicentrarchus rine organisms: potential protection Beninger PG, Le Pennec M, Donval A: Mode of particle ingestion in five species labrax during transition to the ex- from ultraviolet exposure 157 of suspension-feeding bivalve molluscs otrophic phase 361 Karsten U, Wiencke C, Kirst GO: Diaz JP + Deplano M Growth pattern and f-dimethylsulpho- Diaz RJ — Pihl L niopropionate (DMSP) content of green Bishop JDD, Ryland JS: Storage of ex- ogenous sperm by the compound ascid- Donval A — Beninger PG macroalgae at different irradiances 151 ian Diplosoma listerianum 111 Dunlap WC — Karentz D Kentouri-Divanach M — Deplano M Bjerregaard P + Sorensen M Durand J-P + Goudard F Kirst GO > Karsten U Kitajima C + Matsuyama M Blades-Eckelbarger PI: Comparative ultra- Koueta N, Boucaud-Camou E: In vitro structure of lipid storage sites in female El-Komi MM, Kajihara T: Breeding and bio-assay for the study of the mitosis- Euchaeta marina and Pleuromamma moulting of barnacles under rearing stimulating factor in the optic gland of xiphias (Copepoda: Calanoida) 49 conditions 83 Sepia officinalis 419 Blanquet RS + Macon McDermott A Evjen MS > Finn RN Bohlmeyer DA, Gold JR: Genetic studies Land MC — Karentz D in marine fishes. II. A protein elec- Fichez R: Suspended particulate organic Langston WJ — Bebianno MJ trophoretic analysis of population struc- matter in a Mediterranean submarine Lavery S, Shaklee JB: Genetic evidence ture in the red drum Sciaenops ocella- cave 167 for separation of two sharks, Carcharhi- tus 197 nus limbatus and C. tilstoni, from North- Finn RN, Fyhn HJ, Evjen MS: Respira- Boucaud-Camou E ~ Koueta N tion and nitrogen metabolism of At- ern Australia 1 Bowlby MR, Widder EA, Case JF: Dis- lantic halibut eggs (Hippoglossus hip- Le Pennec M — Beninger PG parate forms of bioluminescence from poglossus) 11 the amphipods Cyphocaris faurei, Scina Flood PR: A simple technique for preser- crassicornis and S. borealis 247 Macon McDermott A, Blanquet RS: Glu- vation and staining of the delicate cose and glycerol uptake by isolated houses of oikopleurid tunicates 105 Carlucci AF, Craven DB, Wolgast DM: zooxanthellae from Cassiopea xam- Fortier L + Robineau B Microbial populations in surface films achana: transport mechanisms and regu- Frank KT — Suthers IM and subsurface waters: amino acid lation by host homogenate fractions metabolism and growth 329 Fyhn HJ — Finn RN 129 Carpenter EJ, Chang J, Shapiro LP: Masson M — Goudard F Green and blue fluorescing dinoflagel- Gagné JA — Robineau B Matsuura S + Matsuyama M lates in Bahamian waters 145 Galey J + Goudard F Matsuyama M, Adachi S, Nagahama Y, Case JF + Bowlby MR George S — Goudard F Kitajima C, Matsuura S: Annual repro- Cavalier F + Deplano M Gold JR — Bohlmeyer DA ductive cycle of the captive female Japa- Cembella AD — Robineau B Gonzalez-Gurriaran E + Mene L nese sardine Sardinops melanostictus: re- Chandumpai A, Dall W, Smith DM: Goudard F, Durand J-P, Galey J, Piéri J, lationship to ovarian development and Lipid-class composition of organs and Masson M, George S: Subcellular local- serum levels of gonadal steroid hor- tissues of the tiger prawn Penaeus escu- isation and identification of °°"-Tc- and mones 21 lentus during the moulting cycle and 241 Am-binding ligands in the hepato- Matta JL, Chapman DJ: Photosynthetic during starvation 235 pancreas of the lobster Homarus gam- responses and daily carbon balance of Chang J — Carpenter EJ marus 411 Colpomenia peregrina: seasonal varia- Chapman DJ — Matta JL Graneli E + Granéli W tions and differences between intertidal Coll JC + Nys R de Granéli W, Granéli E: Automatic poten- and subtidal populations 303 Connes R — Deplano M tiometric determination of dissolved ox- McDowell Capuzzo J + Conway N Conway DVP — Poulet SA ygen 341 McEuen FS — Karentz D IV Contents Mene L, Alvarez-Ossorio MT, Gonzalez- and dissolved free amino acids in shelf Taborsky M — Zoufal R Gurriaran E, Valdés L: Effects of tem- sea waters 373 Thomas P + Baer KN perature and salinity on larval develop- Poulet SA — Hapette AM Tourangeau S, Runge JA: Reproduction ment of Necora puber (Brachyura: Price IR + Nys R de of Calanus glacialis under ice in spring Portunidae) 73 in southeastern Hudson Bay, Canada Michaels AE — Stoecker DK 227 Muir PR, Sutton DC, Owens L: Nitrate Robineau B, Gagné JA, Fortier L, Cem- Tudge CC, Jamieson BGM: Ultrastructure toxicity to Penaeus monodon protozoea bella AD: Potential impact of a toxic of the mature spermatozoon of the co- 67 dinoflagellate (Alexandrium excavatum) conut crab Birgus latro (Coenobitidae: bloom on survival of fish and crus- Paguroidea: Decapoda) 395 Nagahama Y ~ Matsuyama M tacean larvae 293 Neighbors MA, Horn MH: Nutritional Runge JA, Ingram RG: Under-ice feeding Valdés L — Mene L quality of macrophytes eaten and not and diel migration by the planktonic Videau C — Poulet SA eaten by two temperate-zone herbivo- copepods Calanus glacialis and Pseudo- rous fishes: a multivariate comparison calanus minutus in relation to the ice al- 471 gal production cycle in southeastern Walters K: Influences of abundance, be- Nielsen MV, Stromgren T: Shell growth Hudson Bay, Canada 217 havior, species composition, and ontoge- response of mussels (Mytilus edulis) ex- Runge JA — Tourangeau S netic stage on active emergence of posed to toxic microalgae 263 Ryland JS — Bishop JDD meiobenthic copepods in subtropical Nissling A — Westin L habitats 207 Nys R de, Coll JC, Price IR: Chemically Westin L, Nissling A: Effects of salinity mediated interactions between the red Santella L — Ianora A on spermatozoa motility, percentage of alga Plocamium hamatum (Rhodophyta) Shaklee JB — Lavery S fertilized eggs and egg development of and the octocoral Sinularia cruciata (Al- Shapiro LP — Carpenter EJ Baltic cod (Gadus morhua), and implica- cyonacea) 315 Smith DM — Chandumpai A tions for cod stock fluctuations in the Sorensen M, Bjerregaard P: Interactive Baltic 5 @resland V, Pleijel F: An ectoparasitic ty- accumulation of mercury and selenium Widder EA > Bowlby MR phloscolecid polychaete on the in the sea star Asterias rubens 269 Wiencke C — Karsten U chaetognath Eukrohnia hamata from the Spencer Davies P: Effect of daylight vari- Williams AR — Ahsanullah M Antarctic Peninsula 429 ations on the energy budgets of shallow- Williams R + Hapette AM Owens L ~ Muir PR water corals 137 Williams R — Poulet SA Stevens PM: A genetic analysis of the pea Wolgast DM — Carlucci AF Passow U: Species-specific sedimentation crabs (Decapoda: Pinnotheridae) of and sinking velocities of diatoms 449 New Zealand. II. Patterns and intensity Xu RA — Barker MF Patel B, Anthony K: Uptake of cadmium of spatial population structure in in tropical marine lamellibranchs, and Pinnotheres atrinicola 403 effects on physiological behaviour 457 Stoecker DK, Michaels AE: Respiration, Yap HT: Benthic energy dynamics in a Peletier H — Delgado M photosynthesis and carbon metabolism southern Baltic ecosystem 477 Pieri J + Goudard F in planktonic ciliates 441 Pihl L, Baden SP, Diaz RJ: Effects of pe- Stremgren T — Nielsen MV Zoufal R, Taborsky M: Fish foraging pe- riodic hypoxia on distribution of demer- Suthers IM, Frank KT: Comparative per- riodicity correlates with daily changes of sal fish and crustaceans 349 sistence of marine fish larvae from pe- diet quality 193 Pleijel F + @resland V lagic versus demersal eggs off southwest- Poulet SA, Williams R, Conway DVP, ern Nova Scotia, Canada 175 Videau C: Co-occurrence of copepods Sutton DC — Muir PR Indexed in Current Contents tne